Many look for free keyword research marketing tips when they first venture into internet marketing simply because they are limited by budget meaning expensive keyword research tools need to be put on hold. We showed you in the previous video tutorial how to find a list of keyword phrases using Google’s free tools and now, we will show you how to find relevant terms to your main term that you can further optimize for such as writing content for your sites and article directories.

And again, it’s Google we are turning too for help. As the dominant search engine online they have a pretty good clue of what people want in their searches so why not let them tell us what the relevant terms for our root keyword is.

The truth is, you can get by with your keyword research marketing simply by using Google and letting them tell you exactly what terms they would like to see you optimize for. While these initial quickfire research tips will get you off the starting blocks in a hurry there is still further analyzation required although you could go ahead and simply optimize for the terms you find initially.

Stay tuned for more keyword research marketing tips and we’ll also get into analyzing some of the root terms we find to ascertain just how competitive they are and whether we can actually make an impact on the rankings and dominate our competition.

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Today, we will show you a quick and easy keyword research method that will not only give you some great long tail phrases “on the fly” but will give you the seeds to grow your keyword list continuously. Honestly, it has never been easier. Yes, there are some great keyword tools out there and I own some of them but the truth is, for real time research, Google is hard to beat and it’s for free!

Google continues to improve it’s search facility and because it’s free, many overlook some of the powerful features it continues to add. Google also is a little lax in letting us know about them so it’s a matter of being aware and alert to them.
Google Is Your Secret Keyword Research Weapon

Have you noticed when you begin to type a search term into the box that a drop down menu will suddenly appear and you’ll get a list of suggested phrases? Do you ignore or dismiss this simply because it’s free and anything that doesn’t cost you you’re hard-earned can’t be too valuable? Well, think again. As far as keyword selection is concerned, this is one of the more powerful tools you’ll come across without outlaying any money.

The point is, Google is the king of search. When they give you these suggestions they are giving you real time data. Many keyword suggestion tools fall down in this area. Just think, Google is actually giving you terms people are looking for and in real time. For article marketing purposes, this is an excellent way to grab searched for long tail keywords on the fly.

Here’s an example. Let’s search for the term dog training. Now dog training itself is a term that gets 36,000,000 results so it’s not a good term to go after. But here’s what happens when you begin typing it into the Google search box. Google starts to give you a list of suggested terms related to the term dogs in the drop down. Google is actually pre-empting what you are looking for and they’ve become so sophisticated at doing this that they can just about read your mind.

I suggest writing down any three word terms that take your attention on the way to writing out the term dogs. Here’s the list I got when I did this exercise for the purposes of this newsletter for the term dogs:

dog training

dog training at home
dog training books
dog training tricks
dog training collars
dog training advice
dog training schools
dog training videos
dog training supplies
dog training collars reviews
dog training hand signals

So we have a list of ten keyword suggestions from Google. These are the five I’m interested in…dog training collars reviews, dog training hand signals,dog training advice,dog training schools and dog training tricks.

So now I have five key phrases to work with. You can either write five articles around each of these terms or do some further analysis. I generally do further analysis and we’ll get into that in the post. You’ll want to check things like how competitive the phrase is and competing pages but for now, I have a platform of five keywords to work with and it took me no time at all.

But here’s the beauty of doing this. With the keywords you have, drill down again and type each one back into the Google search box. Bingo! More search term suggestions from his “royal highness” Google. Also don’t forget to test both singular and plural. What started out as typing one term into the search box suddenly grows to many. That’s why you’ll virtually never run out of keyword phrases to write around.

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